These individuals are self-sufficient and do not need close relationships. This idea can be seen as a tactic to maintain a positive view of themselves and avoid the opinions and disapproval of others. Dismissive individuals value non-personal elements of life over relationships. They stay away from attachment, intimacy and self-disclosure. When this type of individual is in a relationship, they tend to not care about maintaining relationships, which can be perceived as insensitive and uncooperative. They tend to be less communicative and accommodating with others and withdraw during conflicts. Dismissive individuals like to deal with their problems internally and do not seek help from others (Guerrero, K., Andersen, A., Afifi, A., 2013). The Dinner Party episode can illustrate the different attachment styles in relationships. Jim and Pam are the only houseguests with a secure attachment style. They are both comfortable in their relationship and communicate effectively. Jim and Pam easily show their connection with nonverbals, such as touching, smiling, and laughing with each other. Furthermore, they are self-sufficient but function as a